Brendan Tierney - Oralytics Blog

As 2016 draws to a close I like to look back at what I have achieved over the year. Most of the following achievements are based on my work ...

In a previous blog post I talked about how you can rename and comment your Oracle Data Mining models. This is to allow you to easily to see ...

As your company evolves with their data mining projects, the number of models produced and in use in production will increase dramatically. ...

A few weeks ago the 12.2 Oracle Database was released on the cloud. I immediately set an account and got my 12.2 DBaaS setup. This was a rel...

When working with the Clustering algorithms, and particularly k-Means, in the Oracle Data Miner tool there is no way of seeing how compact o...

Yes you read the title of this blog post correctly! Recently I was doing a bit a clear out and I came across a CD of the UKOUG Conference ...

If you are a user of the Oracle Data Miner tool (the workflow data mining tool that is part of SQL Developer), then you will have noticed th...

The Oracle 12.2c Database has been released and is currently available as a Cloud Service. The on-site version should be with us soon. A f...

NOTE: Several people have contacted me to say that using this R package does not work. The data set generated is not readable by SAS. If y...

[Update :October 2016.  There appears to be some discussion about the Venn diagram I've proposed below. The central part of this diagra...

In this 5th blog post in my series on using the capabilities of Oracle Text, Oracle R Enterprise and Oracle Data Mining to process documents...

Last Thursday evening (20th October) we had our first Meet-up event for OUG Ireland. Up to recently we have had a one or two full day SIG ...